Zhang has seen the painting and wants to know if the hair in it is the same as the one in the painting, or else he will make it look like he is a monster. The painting is beautiful, and Zhang wants to see it, but the painting is old and sickly, so he doesn't believe him. He's not worried for himself, but for his mother's health. Zhang's godmother is from next door, and she's the one who saw the painting. He tells Zhang that he's his best friend, and he asks if he has lost his mind. He says that he has taken care of everything, and that he was worried about his kid, and so he asked around to see if the gang was from the "beauty-stwindling gang" . He asks if they're "pretty infamous" , and says that they need to be taught a lesson. He begs Zhang to let him go, but Zhang refuses, saying that he didn't want to make a bet on purpose. He was drunk, he says, and was forced to make the bet. He wants to tell the truth, but he can't, because he was forced into the bet, and it's "the best treasure." He tells his master that if people see him as a monster , then he'll be happy. He warns him to be careful, though, because if he gets too close to someone who treats him like a friend, he can get fooled again. He reminds him that he can leave his hair to grow for a long time, and then he can start to grow it back out again, but